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The Divas of Credible Country
M ost of the men and women of mainstream country music continue to gallop down the path of least resistance, the street of mindless music-by-the-numbers -- take Shania Twain, for example, the top-selling female artist in country music history, whose current single, the ballad "You're Still the One," not only tops the pop charts, but has a dance remix version with a techno beat.
There are some folks in Nashville, however, who continue to make serious records -- records that should, by right, have legions of listeners. But you're not likely to hear them on country radio, where anything outside the formula doesn't even get a chance to win over the format's vast audience. You will hear them on Americana stations, that is if you're lucky enough to get one of the 81 outlets nationwide that play that format at least part-time (vs. some 2,500 mainstream country stations). The only answer for the rest of us? Turn off that radio and tune in to the CDs of these worthy women, three of the stars of credible country.
Emmylou Harris (Eminent)
E mmylou Harris scaled the peaks of meaningful music long ago, but she never seems to come down the other side. She has a habit of choosing songs the Nashville establishment might consider risky (including those by Lucinda Williams and Gillian Welch) and lending them a voice that can't miss. Listening to that reassuring voice might make you wish you could sit on the porch with her and her friends and sing along, or, on the more spiritual ones, sit in a church service with Emmy as the preacher and her ace band as the choir. In "Spyboy," recorded live in concert last year during her European tour, you're indeed invited to the party.
Ms. Harris has another long-running habit of forming her bands (the Hot Band in the '80s, the Nash Ramblers in the early '90s) from the most interesting musicians out there. Her current band, Spyboy, is no exception, made up of Buddy Miller (himself one of Nashville's best and most undervalued singer-songwriters) on guitar and a New Orleans rhythm section of Brady Blade on drums and Daryl Johnson on bass. Spyboy the band is the treat of "Spyboy" the record; bandleader Harris gives the guys equal time, and they're off and running in these souped-up versions of rootsy Harris gems ranging over her 25-year career.
Going back to her beginning, she turns in a breathily breathtaking version of "Love Hurts," originally a duet with her mentor, Gram Parsons, in the '70s. And from her 1995 Grammy-winning "Wrecking Ball" she takes the ballads "Where Will I Be" and "Deeper Well" for a new spin, as well as, most powerfully, "All My Tears" (written by Mr. Miller's wife, Julie), which gets extra time for the band's brilliance over and around Ms. Harris's haunting Indian-inspired chants. From the years in between, standouts include high-powered versions of Rodney Crowell's "I Ain't Living Long Like This" and Emmylou's own sweet "Tulsa Queen." And the one new track, Daniel Lanois's ode to "The Maker," is the perfect, eight-minute finale, complete with raging drum solo, to a heartfelt evening with the matriarch of progressive country.
Car Wheels on a Gravel Road
Lucinda Williams (Mercury)
I f you weren't among Lucinda Williams's small but rabid fan base, or hadn't even heard of her before the long-awaited "Car Wheels on a Gravel Road" came out last month, that might have changed by now. Before "Car Wheels," you could go into a record store in New York -- or Nashville, for that matter -- and not find even one CD from her oeuvre. After that disk's release to critical raves, if still no country-radio waves, you could walk into an uptown Manhattan Tower Records and see a front-and-center display -- of the type normally reserved for the Smashing Pumpkins or Celine Dion -- of Lucinda's work past and present (including a re-release from Koch of her breakthrough 1988 "Lucinda Williams," long out of print).
The sudden attention is for good reason. Critics are unanimously calling "Car Wheels" a masterpiece, even the best pop record of the year; shelved in the folk bins, it's clearly uncategorizable, her own idiosyncratic blend of country, blues, Cajun and rock. At first hearing, it's Southern. But even if you've never sat in a kitchen, in "a house in Macon / Loretta singing on the radio / Smell of coffee, eggs and bacon / Car wheels on a gravel road," you'll still feel as if you have. Every region in the U.S. has back roads that lead to the emotions Ms. Williams so sharply evokes with the smallest of details.. The way of life she sings about is more a state of mind than a birthright, anyway, as she conveys in the compelling "Lake Charles," an elegy for a friend born in Nacogdoches ("That's in east Texas") who "liked to tell everybody he was from Lake Charles," and whose soul finds its way back to rest in that "Louziana" town because that's "where he felt at home."
"Car Wheels" has a grungier guitar sound than her past work (witness the slowed-down, roughed-up reworking of what was, on an early-'80s album, an innocent, chirpy "I Lost It"). Mostly mid-tempo, the music is as intense as her lyrics, yet soothingly surrounds her appealing drawl. Though it was six years in the making, the perfectionist Ms. Williams has co-produced with Steve Earle, then Roy Bittan, a record for the ages.
Hell Among the Yearlings
Gillian Welch (Almo)
I f Emmylou Harris and Lucinda Williams are considered too adventurous for country radio, then Gillian Welch is no doubt too traditional. (Though you can find all three on "The Horse Whisperer" soundtrack, along with other stalwarts of fringe-country, proving only that Robert Redford has impeccable taste in music, if not screenplays.) On her second album, "Hell Among the Yearlings," she's kept up her devotion to the sounds of old-time country. Sparsely produced by T Bone Burnett, it's mostly acoustic, with Ms. Welch on guitar or banjo and her writing partner, David Rawlings, on guitar as the only accompaniment.
Slow and dark, her mournful, sultry voice stoically contemplates the stuff of traditional folk -- rape in "Caleb Meyer" ("Across my dress he lay / Then he pinned my hands above my head / And I commenced to pray"), death in "I'm Not Afraid to Die" ("Forget my sins up on the wind / My hobo soul will ride") and destitution in the woozy "Good Til Now" ("Rocks in my pocket and the devil on my back") -- all the while lulling us gently into that good night. Ms. Welch's admiration for bluegrass greats the Stanley Brothers is obvious in "The Devil Had a Hold of Me," among others, but it's her own, timeless creation. Stingy critics give Ms. Welch a hard time because she's a California city girl, not an Appalachian coal miner's daughter. But as Lucinda or Emmylou might attest, love of the music is not a birthright, but an earned right. Listen to Ms. Welch yodel, in a tune about that no-good "gal" Morphine, and you know she's as mountain as they come.


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|Reviews for Complicated Shadow
| ArkieR chapter 11 . 11/14/2015
Goooooooosh. Where do I begin?
I adore this fic. I adore all the little details, and all the characters popping in and out, and the fact it /actually makes some sense/ (Quite the achievement in these fanfiction types). Seems like I took an unintentional break from your writing for a while, but I'm sure I've said this before: I will without a doubt be reading this again.
| zoewinter1 chapter 11 . 7/9/2015
that was cute, and I'm glad everything worked out for everybody at the end :3
| Guest chapter 11 . 3/16/2015
Oh, I just love it! So awesome, amazing, brilliant story!
| 3shadowprincess chapter 11 . 2/20/2014
So fluffy! I love the ending!
| Rey129 chapter 11 . 12/7/2013
…Aw, Lovi is so sweet in this story, despite being, well, Lovi.
| Calexy chapter 11 . 9/19/2013
This was such an adorable fan fiction- I loved it! It wasn't too short or too long, and nothing was over explained or under explained. I love how you made Romano have such a sweet side, instead of making him a heartless bastard like most people do. You made everyone in this have a good side; whether they were on the good side or bad side. I just loved it so much- I can't even- GAHHH
Great job. I loved reading it ;w;
| Guest chapter 2 . 8/5/2013
Okay. So that was Spain... and I realized I read the sentence wrong orz
| Guest chapter 1 . 8/5/2013
Y'know I seriously thought the killer was Spain until you mentioned Antonio... unless that's a different Antonio...?
| Guest chapter 1 . 5/19/2013
No! Not poor Antonio! Loving would be heartbroken!
| Kosaji chapter 11 . 11/17/2012
Awww, Romano is so cute!
| sakurascones chapter 11 . 10/27/2012
I liked the ending. Gosh, Antonio really doesn't belong in the mafia,though his personality is hilarious.
| Guest chapter 11 . 8/20/2012
Funny that Chik-Fil-A is mentioned in a slash fic. Anyway, I liked your fic; read it all in one go. I like how you incorporated so much of the cast in and you made the Nordic 5 the entire prescient. MERRY CHRISTMAS OR SOMETHING
| phoenixphlight chapter 11 . 5/11/2012
Cute. I like how you tied up all the loose ends and humanized the mafia people. Everything ended up working out. I also liked how you didn't make Ivan a bad guy. I think too many people do that.
| PunkRocky chapter 11 . 11/13/2011
That was a wonderful story, and I really, really loved it. It is definitely one of my favorites. I definitely love Alfred's accent and the Southern setting. I was smiling the whole way through.
| TheCoventryConundrum chapter 3 . 11/10/2011
god the whole yank thing is so true lol


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|July 7, 2012
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|Saturday morning pre-school block
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|Official website
NBC Kids is an American Saturday morning preschool programming block, which premiered on NBC on July 7, 2012. Sister broadcast network Telemundo airs a version of the block under the "MiTelemundo" brand, which debuted on the same date, featuring a separate lineup of Spanish-dubbed programs. Both blocks – which replaced the Qubo block (as a result of NBCUniversal dropping out of the joint venture, which also included Ion Media Networks) – are programmed by the Sprout cable network, and are targeted at children ages 2 to 9.[1][2][3][4][5][not in citation given]
The three-hour block features educational entertainment series for younger children, which meet programming requirements defined by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)'s Children's Television Act.[6][7][2][3][4] Programs broadcast by the NBC Kids block include Clangers, Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave, Floogals, Nina's World, LazyTown and Astroblast.[7] Programs broadcast under MiTelemundo include Spanish-dubbed episodes of Barney and Friends, Play with Me Sesame, Raggs and Super Why!, along with Spanish language versions of LazyTown, Jay Jay the Jet Plane, Fireman Sam and Noodle and Doodle. All NBC Kids programs feature Descriptive Video Service on the second audio program channel for the visually impaired, with access depending on the local NBC affiliate.[citation needed]
On February 24, 2016, NBC announced that it would launch a new E/I block produced by Litton Entertainment, The More You Know—a brand extension of NBC's public service announcement brand of the same name.[8]
Current programming
- Astroblast (2014–16)
- The Chica Show (2013–16)
- Floogals (2016)
- Nina's World (2016)
- Noodle and Doodle (2012–16)
- Ruff-Ruff, Tweet and Dave (2015–16)
Former programming
- Clangers (2015–2016)
- Earth to Luna (2015–2016)
- Justin Time (2012–2014)
- LazyTown (2012–2016)
- Make Way For Noddy (2013–2014)
- Pajanimals (2012–2014)
- Poppy Cat (2012–2013; 2014–2015)
- Tree Fu Tom (2013–2016)
- The Wiggles (2012–2013)
- Zou (2014)
- ^ "NBC Will Launch NBC Kids, a New Saturday Morning Preschool Block Programmed by Sprout®, Saturday, July 7". MarketWatch. March 28, 2012. Retrieved March 29, 2012.
- ^ a b Jon Weisman (March 28, 2012). "NBC to launch Saturday kids block". Variety. Retrieved March 29, 2012.
- ^ a b Lindsay Rubino (March 28, 2012). "NBC, With Assist From Sprout, to Launch Saturday Morning Preschool Block". Multichannel News. Retrieved March 29, 2012.
- ^ a b Nellie Andreeva (March 28, 2012). "NBC Launches Preschool Saturday Block Programmed By Sprout". Deadline.com. Retrieved March 29, 2012.
- ^ "Telemundo anuncia nuevo bloque infantil "Mi Telemundo!"". Primera Hora. GFR Media LLC. October 24, 2012. Retrieved November 8, 2015.
- ^ "FCC Form 398 "KidVid" Children's Television Programming Report, 2nd Quarter of 2013 for WTVA, Tupelo, Mississippi" (PDF). WTVA. WTVA, Inc. July 2, 2013. Retrieved September 7, 2013.
- ^ a b "NBC Will Launch NBC Kids, a New Saturday Morning Preschool Block Programmed by Sprout®, Saturday, July 7". MarketWatch. March 28, 2012. Retrieved March 29, 2012.
- ^ Malone, Michael (February 24, 2016). "NBC, Litton Partner on 'The More You Know' Block". Broadcasting & Cable. Retrieved February 25, 2016.


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I'll be in Lewiston for the fly expo next weekend, if you're around come stop by and say hello! Would like be to meet any of you.
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The new Dragontail HELLbender fits this mold perfectly and less than the Amago
Brad I do it because the manufacture doesn't have these colors in the specific thread I prefer to use. It has been the best thread I've used to fuel with, so wanted to get dye for it. I prefer...
I go up to 20', but that's a Super long set up. I do prefer bright colors and had some thread specially dyed for them.
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Although I wouldn't recommend starting with making three leg leaders they perform flawlessly, and are my preferred leaders. Best to start with the basics, and Kathy dvd would give you that.
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Just add an extra peg in the section you want so it's directly across and make the indicator. It works great.
He always takes great care of me as well.
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PHP 7 is getting me giddy and excited, and PHPNW let me go on their stage to be giddy and excited (and hopefully impart some useful technical knowledge as well) about it! Performance improvements, shiny new syntax, and a few gotchas to look out for on upgrade - it's all here. (The video is really dark in places but the sound quality is OK so bear with it ...)
ChatOps With Hubot
First outing for this talk on ChatOps in general and hubot in particular at the excellent and local Leeds DevOps user group. They asked some wicked hard questions and also shared some excellent chat-related stories in the bar afterwards - thanks people!
Advanced Git
The advanced git talk is always fun to deliver to developers already familiar with git and this was no exception. The Laracon audience were great even though this was the last slot before lunch and I'm sure everyone was hungry.
No slides, just video (because it's all demo). The feedback is on joind.in
What to Expect from PHP7
PHP7 is approaching fast, and currently we're at RC1. This talk was my opportunity to share what I'm most excited about with an impressively large audience very early on a Sunday morning after an excellent party the night before at froscon :)
Get Your Patch Accepted
I had the pleasure of returning to froscon this summer and was delighted to have the opportunity to speak in the main track there. This talk builds on my dual experience as an open source project maintainer and also a technical team lead, talking about how to offer awesome patches and how to evaluate whether a patch is, indeed, awesome.
There is also a video: https://media.ccc.de/browse/conferences/froscon/2015/froscon2015-1622-how_to_get_your_patch_accepted.html#video
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Jonathan SteinFeb. 28, 2007 11:51 AM
A couple weeks ago, political news website Politico used the phrase "slow bleed" to describe John Murtha's plan to end the war in Iraq by making war-fighting virtually impossible for George W. Bush. (See the first sentence of that link for the usage.) Murtha wanted to pass a bill requiring things like higher readiness standards for troops and longer leave times between deployments that would essentially cut off the flow of troops available to make war -- in time, the war would have to come to a grinding stop.
So, okay. It's a plan to slowly kill the war in Iraq. Immediately after the Politico story was released, the Washington Post, CNN, the Wall Street Journal, and other news outlets used the phrase "slow bleed." What was the problem -- after all, it seems like a fitting description of the plan? Republicans started using the phrase to highlight its morbid qualities, pounding away with it over and over on the floor of the House and going so far as to say that Democrats were using "slow bleed" as a title for the plan (which was false; Politico's story was the first usage). The whole situation just looked insensitive (and bumbling) on the part of the Dems: how could they name a plan that potentially endangers the troops, so the argument goes, with a phrase that evokes a wounded or dying soldier?
Eventually, after left-wing groups started hammering Politico for creating the mess, an editor at the website came clean, saying that he had thrown in the phrase to punch up the prose and that the Democrats and the writer of the story had nothing to do with it. Here are his feelings on the subject:
Please note the context: What is slowly bleeding away is the administration's political support to keep fighting the war. Republicans pounced on the phrase because of the ease with which that context could be shorn away, to give the impression that what Democrats were slow-bleeding were the bodies of troops in Iraq.
That willingness to wrest words from context -- and to attribute the phrase to Democrats even though it was not theirs -- was demagogic on the part of Republican operatives. But it was never my plan to make their work so easy.
I would agree that blame for the situation rests with the Republicans if I felt that blame deserved to be assigned. I see no problem with the phrase. I'm not scared off by the fact that it might bring to mind the image of a bleeding soldier; we've been at war for four years and tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of people are dead. Are we so squeamish? And are Americans such nit-wits that their attention to the Iraq debate can be short-circuited by a poorly chosen turn of phrase? Highlighting the words "slow bleed" instead of debating the plan on its merits was a cheap trick by the Republicans, I agree, but what everyone should have done was ignored their attempts to derail serious debate on a serious topic and instead push ahead with the plan -- which most Americans support.
Murtha was finding new and innovative ways to end the war in Iraq. A prefectly descriptive label with unfortunate connotations was applied to it. Are we really so immature that we focus on the latter and can't see the former?
Jonathan SteinFeb. 28, 2007 10:13 AM
"Blacks Shift to Obama, Poll Finds," Washington Post, February 28, 2007. Let's dig in, shall we?
The Hillary Clinton vs. Barack Obama vs. John Edwards numbers have gone from:
41% for Clinton
17% for Obama
11% for Edwards
36% for Clinton
24% for Obama
12% for Edwards
Hillary's lead over Barack has halved in little over a month! Why the shift? It's a change among black respondents. Here's the Post:
Clinton's and Obama's support among white voters changed little since December, but the shifts among black Democrats were dramatic. In December and January Post-ABC News polls, Clinton led Obama among African Americans by 60 percent to 20 percent. In the new poll, Obama held a narrow advantage among blacks, 44 percent to 33 percent.
By the way, here's some stunning info about the Republican side of things.
In the Republican race, former New York mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who recently made clear his intentions to seek the presidency, has expanded his lead over Sen. John McCain of Arizona. Giuliani holds a 2 to 1 advantage over McCain among Republicans, according to the poll, more than tripling his margin of a month ago.
The principal reason was a shift among white evangelical Protestants, who now clearly favor Giuliani over McCain. Giuliani is doing well among this group of Americans despite his support of abortion rights and gay rights, two issues of great importance to religious conservatives. McCain opposes abortion rights.
The real question on the Republican side is whether the conservative base simply doesn't know about Rudy's social positions (in which case a Republican primary will not treat Rudy well), or if it chooses to overlook them because of the heroism he displayed on 9/11. A really good discussion of that issue, and an illustration of how Rudy still flogs 9/11 to death on the campaign trail, can be found in the cover story of the most recent issue of New York magazine.
And PS - I know that this is silly horserace coverage. You're bound to find some of it here on MoJoBlog over the next months/years, but you'll find a lot more on the Mother Jones News and Politics page. That's our designated place for delicious coverage of the 2008 campaigns; the magazine and the homepage of the website will always be the place for serious, weighty, (BORING!) issue-based journalism.
Mac McClellandFeb. 27, 2007 9:19 PM
It's not really clear when Bush plans to "speak out for the cause of freedom" in long-oppressed Burma, as he promised in this year's State of the Union address. But with all that warring in Iraq and Afghanistan and perhaps soon Iran, Burma is likely to remain on a remote backburner of the administration's – and the MSM's – agenda.
So it's worth noting that yesterday the BBC started a series of articles looking at 200,000+ Burmese refugees and migrant workers in Thailand, just one of many stories of struggle in this insurgency-rocked country.
Last month, the UN came damn close
to passing a resolution on Burma, and activist groups hope that more coverage of the country's plight will help bring about international action against fifty years of military rule.
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Leigh FerraraFeb. 27, 2007 8:45 PM
I know, I know, it's too soon. Everyone is already sick of hearing about what Obama's finance chair said about Bill and Hillary and what Romney, the flip-flop maniac, had to say about McCain's only seemingly inconsistent stance on abortion. But is it really too early? Judging from the many comments on my posts covering the Edwards netroots drama, some of you are quite interested in the early, and excessive, election gossip, er... coverage. (TomDispatch has a great essay on why you care.)
Without further ado, more election gossip: Edwards seems to, once again, be calling Clinton out on her inability to apologize for her vote to authorize the war. He had this to say at a press conference this morning in response to a question as to why he is so insistent on apologizing for his vote to authorize the war:
"They [the voters] want you to tell the truth when you believe you have made a mistake and they want you to change course when something is not working."
Edwards' campaign has not made clear, either way, if these comments were or were not directed at the New York senator, but one can only assume. Seems everyone wants Clinton to apologize -- Salon has actually written an apology speech for her. Pretty funny and definitely worth a read.
Diane E. DeesFeb. 27, 2007 8:22 PM
It began when a DePauw University psychology professor distributed a survey, and students described one sorority as "Daddy's little princesses" and another, Delta Zeta, as "socially awkward." Speaking for myself, I would rather eat rocks than be part of a group of Daddy's little princesses, but apparently, not everyone feels that way. The Delta Zeta membership at DePauw had declined, so some important DZs from the national office in Ohio went to Indiana to help. They interviewed 35 members of the DePauw DZ chapter, and concluded that 23 of them were "insufficiently committed" to the sorority. Those women were asked to leave the sorority house.
Every one of the 23 women just happened to not pass the American standard of weight normalcy, i.e., they were considered overweight. The group also included the only Korean woman, the only black woman, and the only Vietnamese woman in the sorority.
And then there were twelve--all slender, all popular with frat men--and six of those were so angry about what had occurred that they quit Delta Zeta. Other students staged protests, parents wrote angry letters, and a faculty petition declared the house-cleansing "unethical."
The executive director of Delta Zeta denies that the 23 women were evicted from the sorority house. Here is the text of the letter those women received:
"The membership review team has recommended you for alumna status. Chapter members receiving alumnae status should plan to relocate from the chapter house no later than Jan. 29, 2007."
There really isn't much room for interpretation there. Nice having you, your time is up, get out. Delta Zeta at DePauw has a bit of a mixed record when it comes to diversity, but overall, seems to have done very well, and now is "paying for it" by having members who are not the average girl from your video. In September of 2006, the women were told that national representatives were coming to interview them about their "commitment," and that they should "look their best." Four women with especially good instincts withdrew from the chapter right away, bringing the total victim count to 33.
Debbie Raziano, national president of Delta Zeta, in a letter written yesterday, denies the occurence described in the "unfortunate New York Times article." "The article," she said, "is inaccurate and grossly mischaracterizes the situation." She said that the chapter was supposed to close at the end of the 2006-2007 school year because of declining membership, and reorganize later, but the reorganization request was denied by the university. The university asked the sorority to do a membership review, and only those women who were willing to do day-to-day recruiting were chosen to continue to be active members.
Raziano's version of events is even more outrageous than what a reading of the Times article would lead one to conclude: that the women who were not model-thin just weren't up to doing the recruiting, and all the slim white women enthusiastically jumped on the recruiting bandwagon. What a coincidence.
Jill, writing for Feministe, says:
It's easy to demonize the Delta Zeta leadership for their (obviously abhorrent) actions here. But even they were only reacting to a greater social consensus among other members of campus--that a "worthy" sorority is one which is made up of traditionally attractive women who will be attractive to fraternity men. This kind of stuff is par for the course when it comes to sorority and fraternity selection processes. And while it helps to call out the bad behavior of one sorority, that hardly solves the larger problem. Until women are valued for more than their physical appearance, and until attractiveness and social status are less dependent on perceived economic status, we won't be getting anywhere.
I have a suggestion for the 23 banished DZ members: Start a chapter of Sigma Rho. When I was in college, a number of women were kicked out of their sororities for the most absurd reasons (including passing pizza out of a dormitory window). They formed their own sorority, Sigma Rho (Sorority Rejects), threw their own parties and dances, and held their own fundraisers. Their sister group, Delta Mu (Discontented Members)--which would already have 10 members at DePauw--did the same thing, and enjoyed many joint activities with Sigma Rho. Being invited to a Sigma Rho/Delta Mu event was a hell of a lot more hip than being invited to a regular sorority bash, and also a hell of a lot more fun.
Leigh FerraraFeb. 27, 2007 8:02 PM
USA Today reports that two brigades, headed to Baghdad as part of Bush's escalation to reinforce the security of the city, will forgo essential desert training in California. Instead the troops will finish their readiness training at their home bases. This should come as no surprise to anyone who has been watching the administration cut corners militarily for the past four years. But somehow the consistency of this trend makes it no less appalling. As Think Progress points out, Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, is screaming about this over at her blog, The Gavel:
"This unacceptable state of readiness affected our military long before President Bush ordered an escalation of the Iraq war in January, but the escalation is making it worse."
For more on how the Iraq war is "Breaking the Army" and how our troops are paying dearly for it, see Mother Jones' new report on Iraq.
Cameron ScottFeb. 27, 2007 6:29 PM
The religious right defends its intolerance towards gays and lesbians by generating misleading statistics about them. For example, groups like Focus on the Family and the Family Research Council claim that gay men are more likely to be pedophiles than straight men simply by calling men who abuse boys "gay," rather than pedophiles. A greater proportion of child molesters choose victims of the same sex than consenting adults choose partners of the same sex, so there you have it: Gay men molest boys. (Confused? You should be.)
They also claim again and again that children do best with a mother and a father. That's not what the research says. Research says that kids do better with two parents than one, but parents' gender and orientation have no effect. (Slate's William Saletan exhaustively debunked the right's response to Mary Cheney's pregnancy if you want more details.) Just as their bogus studies (with such qualified authors as born again actor Kirk Cameron) make a mockery of science, so does their success getting their views reported by media outlets trying to be balanced make a mockery of that basic journalistic tenet.
Well, at long last, the scientists whose professional studies are being cherry-picked and distorted to bolster the religious right's claims have created a website to refute the misuse of their work. The site, RespectMyResearch.org, lists the studies that have been distorted and explains how. It also has a portal researchers can use to report misuse of their findings.
If only mainstream media outlets will check it before they publish bogus claims fed to them by right-wing think tanks, maybe some intelligent public dialogue about GLBT issues will follow.
Cameron ScottFeb. 27, 2007 5:29 PM
Matthew Yglesias at The American Prospect has a funny analysis of the Cheney-Pelosi dust-up last week. (Recap: In an ABC interview Cheney said, "If we were to do what Speaker Pelosi and Congressman Murtha are suggesting, all we'll do is validate the al-Qaeda strategy." Pelosi accused him of questioning her patriotism and asked Bush to distance himself from the Veep's remarks. Cheney claimed he had questioned her judgment, not her patriotism.)
Here's Yglesiasthe last bit is pretty smart:
The only element of Pelosi's judgment I would question at all was her initial response to Cheney's first attack
All Pelosi needed to do in response was note that if Dick Cheney thinks she and Murtha are badly wrong, they must be on the right track
She should have just smeared Cheney's remarks all over the White House and driven home the point that, in opposing Democratic efforts to change the course in Iraq, Bush is once again taking Cheney's advice -- a strategic approach that works exactly never.
If you're one of those for whom Cheney-bashing never gets old, check out the entire piece, entitled "Cheney Follies: Our vice president is both a national joke and a national nightmare."
Cameron ScottFeb. 27, 2007 4:32 PM
Sen. Hillary Clinton has for five years running neglected to report her involvement with a Clinton family charity in her ethics disclosures. After Sen. Bill Frist and Rep. Nancy Pelosi attracted attention (though no penalties) for the same oversight, it seems bizarre at best that Hillary's professional army of advisers would have neglected to report the senator's role in the foundation. (The family foundation is separate from the better known William J. Clinton Foundation.)
More importantly, such pet charities generate temptations for additional ethics violations: An individual connected to a certain corporation can make a contribution to a particular charity as a way of currying favor with a politician. Notorious examples include the Ted Stevens Foundation, a charity whose mission is to "honor and recognize the career of Sen. Stevens." A 2004 foundation dinner was attended by executives whose corporations had business before the Senate Appropriations Committee, which Stevens led. Ethics violator extraordinaire Tom DeLay also established a charity whose major donors turned out to be major corporate players.
Finally, there's a personal ethics issue. Here's the Post:
The retired chief of the IRS branch that oversees tax-exempt nonprofits said family-run foundations are commonly created by wealthy Americans, allowing them to earn tax breaks by donating to a charity whose future good works they can control. Such charities need only to give 5 percent of proceeds each year to maintain a tax exemption.
The Post's numbers indicate that the Clintons have given away about 10 percent of what they have put into their private charity. In a sense, holding Hillary accountable for this is unfair since the tax code routinely hands out favors like this to the wealthy, but she is running for presidentand as a Democratso maybe we can fairly ask a little more from her?
Jonathan SteinFeb. 27, 2007 2:33 PM
Whoa boy. Somehow the Boston Globe got a hold of a 77-slide PowerPoint presentation created by the Romney campaign that analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of Romney, McCain, and Giuliani. Frankly, the thing is hilarious (the campaign is worried that Romney's helmet-like hair is "too perfect") but I won't be able to do any better chopping the thing up than Kos blogger BarbinMD already did. So enjoy.
Oh, and by the way, if this all sounds familiar, it's because the same thing happened to Giuliani just a little while back. Remember when the Democrats were the ones who ran sloppy campaigns and lacked party discipline?
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Heartfelt thanks to everyone who supported us in the Kickstarter for the Rayden Valkyrie TV Pilot. 187 people made it happen in backing this project and now we aim to bring a great TV pilot to the screen! Rayden Valkyrie is the character who is nearest and dearest to me, and this project is the most important one I've ever taken on, so I will go to every length to make it the best possible. Thank you everyone, to the 187, to our great team of Frank Hall, Eric and Kylie Jude, Julie Fink, and Jennifer Malone Wright, and to all who participated in the campaign, stood with us to be featured, and all those who shared and posted on it. We made it happen! Onward and Upward.
Sunday Drive for 5 in Our Campaign for a Rayden Valkyrie TV Pilot. You Can Help.
Today we are doing a special drive to seek some $5 pledges in our campaign to bring to live a Rayden Valkyrie TV pilot. Some folks might not think a $5 pledge matters, but growing our backer family in a Kickstarter campaign makes an impact and helps more than you might know.
We're making headway for sure, but it's not an easy road to bring this Kickstarter Campaign to the goal line. And in a Kickstarter campaign you don't get the funding unless you reach the goal. It's all or nothing, which is a good thing as it ensures that the project is genuinely funded before it is confirmed.
Five dollars, in other areas, might mean a pack of smokes, a couple gallons of gas, 2 bags of chips, a couple gallons of milk, maybe a matinee movie, which are all gone quick, but the $5 pledged in our campaign will set in motion a tv pilot that we intend to grow into a full blown television series, something to entertain you for a long time to come and employing people and creating opportunities for a long time to come.
That's all we are asking on our Sunday Drive for 5. One day to encourage some folks to come aboard our backer family and just make a $5 pledge.
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The Kickstarter Campaign to bring Rayden Valkyrie to the screen in the form of a tv pilot episode went live today. This is the biggest project I've ever set out to do and one of the most personal as it involves a character near and dear to my heart. I hope everyone takes a look at the campaign, including the 4 minute introductory video where I talk about Rayden and why bringing her to the screen is important.
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I am very proud to announce a new association with and endorsement of NuHealth and their Recharge line of health supplements. This could not be a more pure of an endorsement situation, as I have consistently used their products throughout my fitness journey, one that has seen me drop close to 180 pounds and go down eight pants sizes over the past 21 months.
Being hypothyroid, I have a challenge when it comes to a slower metabolism, and I found that using products such as Recharge Metabolism and Recharge Testosterone, for maintaining healthier metabolic rates and overall testosterone health and support (as when I started this journey I had a lower T level) was very helpful in the full process. I also use a product of theirs called Muscle Shred 3D, also for metabolic support. These products truly have been a valuable part of my full approach to health and fitness, which includes maintaining much healthier diet habits and a dedicated exercise regimen centered around training in the martial art Krav Maga.
Bryce and the good folks at NuHealth have always been kind and supportive of my journey, from the earliest stages and far before any kind of association was ever discussed or even any significant "before and after" picture could be taken. They are truly engaged and good with their customers, champion healthy living, and I am convinced of their integrity having experienced it for almost two years first-hand.
With a store located in Lexington, Kentucky, NuHealth has a line of health supplement products that are also available at their online store at www.nuhealthlifestyle.com . As part of the new association, anyone who uses the code "ZFORCE" at the online store can get 25% off, including apparel items.
I am very excited to be associated with the NuHealth family. With proven integrity on every level, and products I have found to be effective in a time-proven manner, NuHealth is a company I can put my name behind without hesitation. I am very grateful to Bryce and the NuHealth family for their support of my own fitness journey and look forward to a wonderful association ahead. Onward and Upward!
Great recent review of Heart of a Lion, at Beauty in Ruins Book Blog!
I wanted to highlight a wonderful new review of Heart of a Lion, at the Beauty in Ruins Book Blog out of Canada. This is a very exciting review as this reviewer is very versed in the Sword and Sorcery genre. This quote in particular was an immense honor to read!
"Rayden Valkyrie is a fantasy heroine who can stand tall and proud alongside Red Sonja (Robert E. Howard), Jalav (Sharon Green), Estri (Janet E. Morris), Raven (Richard Kirk), Morgaine (CJ Cherryh), Paks (Elizabeth Moon), and – of course – Xena."
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New Interview Today
I have a brand new interview up today. I was interviewed by author Kim Smith, for her Writer Groupie Episode 45 featured interview!
Always great to visit with Kim and this one covers quite a bit of writing ground. Direct link: http://www.kimsmithauthor.com/zimmer/
Fire HD 8 Contest Winners Announced
Very pleased to announce the winners of my Fire HD 8 giveaway contest!
Congratulations to Josie Fiorda, the winner of the grand prize, the Fire HD 8 (gift card equivalent if international)!
Winners of the signed copy of Heart of a Lion or Hellscapes, Volume II (or special eBook packages if international winners) are:
Linda Sutton
Alan Saxon
Piroska Blanchette
Lyka Tan
Karlee Lawrence
Winners of the eBook bundles are:
Brooke Bumgardner
Jean Drapeau
Edis Zukic
Ally Swanson
Chris Martinez
Thank you again to all who participated! Every winner will be contacted directly by email to coordinate for their prizes.
Fire HD8 Contest Winners to be Announced Tomorrow
I will be announcing the winners of the Fire HD 8 giveaway, along with the winners of the signed books and eBook bundles, on Thursday. The winners will be posted here on the site, so be sure to check here around early afternoon, eastern time zone. A big thanks to all who entered and participated!


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"It is incumbent upon all of us to educate ourselves on the systems that have led our society to this point and work in our own lives to break down the barriers which divide us."
Over 110 people join an interfaith Iftar.
Fr. Pollach will begin at St. John's on August 8.
July 1 marks the 100th anniversary of the first day of the Battle of the Somme at which the Newfoundland Regiment Battalion suffered devastating losses.


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This Massa–Masar program focuses on developing leadership among Jewish and Arab young adults aged 18 and older. It will include up to 20 young adults from Neve Shalom-Wahat al Salam and more from outside the NSWAS community.
The goal of the program is help these young people become conscientious and creative leaders who will be able to develop and implement new programs that will promote equality, freedom and human rights for all citizens of Israel.Massa–Masar The Journey New Direction 2013-4 will give participants the tools and confidence to work with others and will focus on building transformational leadership, helping a new generation build a different future.
Once they have a knowledge base on the Arab-Jewish conflict, participants will then be empowered to gain practical experience — first by facilitating a group that encourages personal growth and development.
Massa-Masar will be a six-month program structured around six intensive seminars featuring experts from different disciplines. Each month, there will be a day-long seminar on the following subjects: techniques of group facilitation; how to tell a story and how to listen to someone else's story; the history of the Israeli-Arab conflict; interpersonal communication skills; the study of different ethnic groups; skills for changing personal perspectives for leaders of the future.
Between these day-long seminars, the participants will meet with a group leader who will invite them to share their thoughts, questions, stories of personal growth, and reflections on the group process they are experiencing. They will develop ideas for projects promoting peace and human rights, and when they return to their homes, they will be able to create and implement these projects with the children and young adults of their communities.
We look forward to witnessing the emergence of new initiatives by and involving young people throughout the county. The communication skills and creative techniques fostered by Massa–Masar will, we believe, form the foundation of such initiatives.
School for Peace Youth Encounters
It is a source of pride for those Jewish and Arab high schools in Israel that make a commitment to preparing for a four day residential encounter with "the other side" held at Neve Shalom/Wahat al-Salam. This winter, two groups of 55 students each worked with the issues of ignorance, stereotyping, histories and fears. Recent (December 2012) violence between Israel and Gaza had resulted in postponement of one of the workshops.
Two months later than planned, the Arab and Jewish students shared personal stories, experiences of discrimination, minority status, power relations, national identity, national/ civil rights and service and army service. With the guidance and support of eight Jewish and Arab facilitators, the encounter focused then on four areas: the nature of the state, education, symbols and ceremonies and historical justice and reconciliation.
Students from Makif Givat Brenner, Galilee School Nazareth, El Hitma School- Sakhnin don't expect to change their world just yet, but they left the encounter with the skills to broaden their relationships and expand their vision of what's possible. At the end, students wrote to one another; the following quote from one expresses the sentiments of many: "The meeting gave me the feeling that I want to know you more, I want to meet on a regular basis and I wanted us to act together."
That sounds like a plan for the future that we can all support!
Tomer's Grandma
Tomer's grandmother was last seen at the Primary School 15 years ago. "It was amazing, when my daughter went to school at Neve Shalom-Wahat al Salam, there were a few wooden cabins that were classrooms and today it is a beautiful campus with a gym, nursery school and playgrounds".
"I was born on Kibbutz Be'eri but grew up in many different places in Israel. Twenty years ago when my daughter was starting school, I wanted her to learn at NSWAS. I believed then, as I do now that if all the towns and villages in Israel were like NSWAS, and all the schools had Arabs and Jews, the conflict in the country wouldn't exist."
"It was important for me that (my grandson) Tomer go to school at NSWAS. A place like NSWAS which is open to thinking differently and has such deep humanistic roots will naturally produce a more humanistic education and a healthy environment. When I went to the school last month, it was so warm and welcoming to me and the students. I'm very happy Tomer learns there. He comes home from school and reads and sings to me in Arabic and shows me all his work; for him, being together with Jews and Arab in natural.
Next year, Tomer's brother will start the first grade and we are waiting anxiously to hear if he will get into the school."
Grandma Tirza Yalon Kolton lives in Tel Aviv and a ceramicist and artist.


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Public-sector unions try to bail out Democrats
By: J.P. Freire(www.washingtonexaminer.com) Afraid for their precious taxpayer-funded largesse, public-sector unions are stepping up their campaign spending order to keep their hand in the public
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Congress to vote on car bail-out
The US House of Representatives could vote on a $15bn (£10bn) bail-out of the US car industry as soon as Wednesday. The White House and leading Congressional Democrats have reached broad agreemen
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$700bn bail-out stalls as recriminations fly over McCain intervention
* Ewen MacAskill in Washington and Andrew Clark in New York * guardian.co.uk, * Thursday September 25 2008 20:15 BST A $700bn bail-out for Wall Street appeared to have stalled last ni
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MSNBC: Top Democrats Say Obama Has No Idea What He's Doing
Joe Scarborough won't name names, but he says there are a number of top Democrats who have been pulling their hair out for the past two years about the President. Mike Barnicle backs him up, becau
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Obama stays out of car wars on the Hill
President-elect Barack Obama is staying out of the congressional fight over bailing out the U.S. auto industry, despite his previous statements urging help for Detroit's struggling Big Three, a leadin
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**Financial Crisis Timeline** Dems Scoffed at Warnings-- Schumer Singled Out (Video)
Democrats were warned & consistently blocked reform. No wonder we're not seeing the liberal media squawk about who's to blame.
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US bail-out plan: Second defeat for George W Bush's $700bn rescue deal looms
The prospect of a second defeat for George Bush's rescue package for the US economy is looming, as members of the lower House of Representatives expressed their discontent with the government's re
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Lindsey Graham 1. pushes nat'l ID card 2. sells out to close GITMO
maf.org "In what seemed like a shocking about-face Senator Lindsey Graham, a huge proponent of the surge and usually a dependable supporter of our troops, hinted that he was willing to work with Pr
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Matt Taibbi: $300 billion bail out of Citigroup was a conflict of interest
The president has packed his economic team with Wall Street insiders intent on turning the bailout into an all-out giveaway Barack Obama ran for president as a man of the people, standing up to
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Detroit Democrats Demand Bailout After "our people in an overwhelming way supported the re-election of this president"
You really can't make this stuff up... Detroit councilwoman to Obama: We voted for you, now bail us out By FOX 2 News Staff DETROIT (WJBK) -- The city of Detroit faces a major financial crisis and
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Bush Fought to Regulate Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae 5 Years Ago Until Democrats Stopped Him
New Agency Proposed to Oversee Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae By STEPHEN LABATON Spetember 11, 2003 The Bush administration today recommended the most significant regulatory overhaul in the housing
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America's Greece
The Obama Administration is delighted to tell everyone that Greece isn't America's problem, but hold the schadenfreude. The U.S. has its own version of Greece in Puerto Rico, and the melt
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Date: 2010-12-10 By: Amy Herring
Date: 2001-11-13 By: Stephanie Jean Clement, Ph.D.
Precis: Stephanie Jean Clement, astrologer and one of the writers of the forthcoming book, Civilization Under Attack, updates us with the latest astrological information concerning the plane crash in New York city of November 12, 2001. ...
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Date: 2010-08-23 By: Rose Marcus
Since 2008, we have seen a number of social, economical, and natural disasters, and many predict that the future will continue down this rocky path. What can astrology tell us about what the future holds? Rose Marcus, editor of Insights into Evolutionary Astrology, explains the predictive power of the planets during these troubling times.
Date: 2005-04-11 By: Rose Marcus
People are going through their mid life crises earlier than in past decades. This is partly due to the fact that some planets have been moving a bit faster than usual in recent years. Normally, things start to heat up around age 40-42, but recently ...
Date: 2010-09-06 By: Deva Green
Transiting Pluto in Capricorn symbolizes the collective need to re-structure any outdated systems, methods, or behaviors that have become stagnated and are preventing further growth. Pluto in Capricorn reflects the need to evolve past any internal behavior has become crystallized and outdated in order for individual and collective growth to occur. The natal chart of the US currently includes transits of Pluto in Capricorn, and these aspects are wreaking havoc, including economic and social instability. Why do we need to face these transits in order to experience growth? Evolutionary astrologer Deva Green explains.
Date: 2007-11-19 By: Isabelle Ghaneh
Sun Sign information comprises the majority of astrological information available in newspapers and online. However, the simple symbology of astrology (once even employed by Carl Jung!) can help you understand the power the planets have on you.
Date: 2016-04-13 By: David Pond
The sign your Moon was in at your birth describes your habits, comfort zones, the way you respond to your emotional needs, and how you express yourself emotionally. Knowing the Moon sign of others will give you clues as to how to better understand and relate to their emotional needs. In this excerpt from Astrology & Relationships, author David Pond explains the emotional needs of each Moon sign.


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Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) is the world's largest celebration of the innovators and job creators who launch startups that bring ideas to life, drive economic growth and expand human welfare. For one week every November, organizations around the world participate in Global Entrepreneurship Week with events and programs that celebrate entrepreneurship. After a successful GEW 2014, the Dingman Center is back at it, November 16–20, for a week-long celebration of entrepreneurship at the University of Maryland.
Scholly, a startup app out of Drexel University that make it easy for students to find college scholarships, won the $75,000 top prize at the 10th annual Cupid's Cup, chaired by Under Armour founder and CEO Kevin Plank '96 and hosted by the Smith School's Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship.
The Dingman Center Angels (DCA) is making a push to bring in more investors and hear more pitches from the University of Maryland alumni community.
Is the influential theory of "disruptive innovation" bunk? Or to put it in a less specific and blunt way: Are businesses — and business professors — too quick to accept as fact theories that aren't supported by rigorous data? Both propositions are true, says Smith School professor Brent Goldfarb, who made that provocative case in a major presentation at the Academy of Management conference last month in Vancouver...
Ever wonder how a blend of coffee, tea and chocolate might taste? Or how you'd look in a street-art inspired hat? Try for yourself at the Terp Startup Demo Day, the culmination of the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship's summer incubator program. Seven startups will offer hands-on demonstrations of their products and services on Thursday, July 30 at 2 p.m. in room 2333 in Van Munching Hall.
Fitbit is riding high: When the wearable fitness device company went public last month, its stock closed the day 48 percent over its IPO price, which puts the company's value at $4.1 billion. But critics see some vulnerabilities. Smith alumna Elana Fine, managing director of the school's Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship, shares insights. ...
Businesswomen need to speak up and ask for more, two experts from the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business said June 20, 2015, at the Forté MBA Women's Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C.
Anil Gupta, Michael D. Dingman Chair in Strategy and Entrepreneurship at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business, is nominated for Thinkers50, the world's 50 most influential living management thinkers.
Vote for him now at www.thinkers50.com.
University of Maryland's Smith School of Business and Peking University's Guanghua School of Management Host 9th Annual Event
Every two years, Washingtonian magazine identifies the "most influential and exciting people" in the D.C. region's technology scene. Elana Fine stands out in this crowd. Fine, managing director of the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business, joins the magazine's 2015 Tech Titans list, where she landed in 2013. The Washingtonian formerly recognized this year's honorees in a May 21 "Tech Titans cocktail" reception at the Carnegie Institute for Science.


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This is the Microchip 40-pin PIC16F887 microcontroller which is the newer version of the PIC16F877A.
This is a common 8 bit microcontroller with a variety of useful peripherals, including:
Small, powerful, inexpensive -PIC Micros from Microchip are an easy and affordable way to get into microcontrollers.
This tact switch is compact, inexpensive and can mount on most breadboards.
Standard sized diffused T1-3/4 LEDs, great for indicators. Available in green, red, yellow, white and blue.
This 5mm Water-clear Phototransistor will pick up visible and infrared light and conduct current. When light reaches this high sensitive/fast response time component it's much like current reaching the base of a transistor which allows current to flow from collector to emitter.
This high discharge 2-cell LiPo is a great way to power any R/C, robotic, or portable project. This is an excellent choice for anything that requires a small battery with a lot of punch.
The PIC 18F4525-I/P is a small, powerful and inexpensive microcontroller from Microchip.
I2C Color Sensor based on the TCS3414CS.
This is a 9V battery pack with on/off switch and a 2.1mm barrel plug, you get both parts and will have to solder them together. Use this to battery-power your Arduino (or other electronic projects).
The Phidget 8/8/8 Interface Kit uses the USB interface to connect 8 analog inputs, 8 digital inputs and 8 digital outputs to your Phidgets sensor network.
Ideal for making pin-to-pin connections. These are the products you need. Way better than soldering tiny sockets to wires and heat-shrinking them yourself!
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by Barack Obama; United States. President (2009- : Obama),; United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs,
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Discover Downtown Wylie
Historic downtown, the heart and soul of Wide Awake Wylie
Wylie has become one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas, but the place to be seen is still Historic Downtown Wylie. With the many shops, century-old buildings and Olde City Park, there is something for everybody.
With activities planned on Ballard St, you'll have plenty of opportunity to see your friends and neighbors. Families with children can enjoy play time in the park. Children and teens can spend time at any number of the local church's rec activities. Take care of your chores with dozens of service companies here, enjoy some of the best local food around, stay in shape at the local fitness centers, pamper yourself at the salons and shops, or sing along at the famous Wylie Opry. There are many wonderful shops and services in historic Downtown Wylie.
The Annual WDMA Bluegrass on Ballard – Saturday July 2nd
Fireworks are Back in Downtown Wylie, TX!
All day free event with live bluegrass music on stage and throughout downtown starting mid-day. Come join us for all day fun, music, pony rides, chili cook-off, car show, arts and crafts, street vendors, and all the greatness that the merchants of downtown Wylie have to offer! Presented by the Wylie Downtown Merchants Association, the City of Wylie, the Bluegrass Heritage Foundation, car show sponsor the Dallas Mopar Club, chili cook-off sponsor the Wylie American Legion Post 315, founding sponsor North Texas Equestrian Center, and more to be announced. Topped off with Fireworks in Downtown! Can't wait!
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2014 Nissan Pathfinder for Sale in Sherwood Park, Alberta
2014 Nissan Pathfinder
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